1. What is it~MTHFR?
MTHFR represents a gene called methylenetetrahydrofolate reductase. For more on MTHFR you can see this post we wrote a while back.
2. What SNPs have been studied? Which ones are most common or of most health interest?
3 of the most common studied SNPs are:
- rs1801133 (also referred to as the C677T) Wild Type/Normal: 677CC, homozygous: 677TT, heterozygous 677CT
- rs1801131 (also referred to as the A1298C) Wild Type/Normal: 1298AA, homozygous: 1298CC , heterozygous: 1298AC
- rs2274976
Ethnic Ditribution of MTHFR SNP’s –
To learn more about MTHFR and other genetic SNPs and how they impact children’s health, please join us at www.EmpoweredAdvocacy.com for our support group, individual consultations and other resources.
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